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Work Order
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10/04/2005
Control Number
2005-339
Agenda Item Number
11.J.4
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Brown and Caldwell
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Work Order No.2 Expansion North Regional WWTF
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PER. The subsurface investigation report will also be used as supporting documentation for <br /> the permit application to FDEP to be prepared and submitted in Task 5 . <br /> Should off- site improvements for effluent disposal be required, any additional subsurface <br /> investigations needed to develop a basis of design for these facilities will be performed as a <br /> supplemental service under an amendment to this Scope of Services . <br /> Task 5 - Preliminary Engineering Report <br /> In this task, a PER will be prepared addressing the wastewater treatment facility permitting <br /> requirements of Chapters 62- 604 and 62-620, Florida Administrative Code (FAC) . The PER <br /> will provide a master plan for build-out of the North Regional WWTF site over the long- <br /> term as well as recommendations for plant expansion to an AADF of 2 mgd in the short- <br /> term, consistent with the build-out plan. The PER will be based upon population and <br /> wastewater generation projections for the North Regional WWTF service area contained in <br /> the most recent update to Indian River County's Water and Wastewater Master Plan . <br /> The following work activities will be performed during preparation of the PER: <br /> Subtask 5 . 1 — Wastewater Process Design. Using current influent flows and loads to the <br /> North WWTP, a wastewater process model using BioWin0 will be developed. The BioWin® <br /> model will be used to size process units to achieve the County's treatment objectives at the <br /> North Regional WWTF both now and in the future . The facility will be designed to meet <br /> Class I reliability requirements and to produce an effluent that meets standards for public <br /> access reuse . Surface water discharge is not an option at the North Regional WWTF at this <br /> time . Residuals management will consist of aerated sludge holding, thickening and hauling <br /> to the County' s Central Regional WWTF for treatment. <br /> Subtask 5 . 2 — Site Master Plan. Based upon projections of future wastewater generation <br /> in the North Regional WWTF service area, an estimate of the capacity of the North Regional <br /> WWTF at build-out will be made . A site master plan will then be prepared for providing the <br /> required build-out capacity. The site master plan will take into account site buffers , land area <br /> requirements for on- site effluent storage and disposal, phased expansion of the North <br /> Regional WWTF in modular process trains , flexibility to modify treatment processes to <br /> achieve lower effluent limits , and County preferences for on- site administrative, operation <br /> and maintenance support facilities. <br /> The site master plan will also take into account the County's long-term objective of <br /> developing a pressurized public access reclaimed water reuse system and the plant <br /> modifications that could result from implementing such a system. <br /> Initial improvements at the North Regional WWTF to increase AADF capacity to 2 mgd <br /> will be consistent with the recommended long-term plan for build-out of the site . Initial <br /> improvements will be configured and sized to facilitate future expansions and upgrades . If <br /> possible , sufficient additional wet weather disposal capacity to support a 2-mgd plant will be <br /> provided on-site to avoid a costly effluent transmission system in the short-term. <br /> S: \041077\ IRC North Regional VAMF Expansion\Exhibit A_revl .doc <br />
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